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This medal of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and JHS in antique brass is a tangible sign of daily devotion. With its 2.5 cm diameter, it combines in a single object two of the deepest expressions of Catholic spirituality: Christ's merciful love and the power of His Holy Name.
This double-sided devotional medal is a constant reminder of prayer and personal trust. Crafted with attention to detail, it brings together two central iconographies of Catholic tradition, accompanied by embossed ejaculations that guide the meditation of those who wear or carry it.
On the front, the medal features the image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, surrounded by the crown of thorns, surmounted by the cross and radiant with light, symbolizing Christ's inexhaustible and saving love for humanity. The iconography is framed by the moving Gospel invocation: "Heart of Jesus, save us, we perish", an echo of the disciples' prayer during the calming of the storm (Mt 8:25), ideal for moments of spiritual trial.
On the back, the Christogram JHS (Iesus Hominum Salvator - Jesus, Savior of Humanity) stands out, surrounded by a radiant halo. The inscription around the edge bears the praise "Blessed be the name of the Lord", recalling devotion to the Most Holy Name of Jesus, historically promoted by figures such as Saint Bernardino of Siena.
Made of brass with an antique finish, the medal is distinguished by a dark, understated patina that highlights the relief of the inscriptions and figures, giving the object a solid and timeless appearance.
Material: Antique brass
Diameter: 2.5 cm
Included: Integrated, sturdy pass-through ring, ready for attachment to a chain.
Thanks to its balanced dimensions (2.5 cm), this devotional item is extremely versatile. It is intended for lay faithful who wish to wear around their neck a sign of protection and spiritual remembrance. In pastoral settings, it represents a meaningful gift for prayer groups, spiritual retreats, consecrations to the Sacred Heart, or as a keepsake for vocations and parish celebrations.
